I’m writing this short guide for any expat or any other person as they plan on moving to Paris — but it can as well be applied to any situation in whatever city or place in the world and it’s for anyone who wants to connect with others.
Living in Paris, the City of Love or Light, is the adventure of a lifetime, whether it was romance, work ,or just a desire to know it that brought you there.
Just as the eyes are the key to your soul so are museums the key to the past and the future.
So if someone was to ask me what the most important and amazing places in the world are, my answer would be simple- “ museums”.
Most foreigners have a story to tell of their several interactions with French bureaucracy.
We all know that bureaucracy can seem, at times, as just a waste of time.
Social networks are the fastest growing source of high-quality human resources.
In the past ten years, recruitment experienced more change than ever before in the past 40 years. Most recruiters who are successful adopt and develop the principles of modern human resource management as recruitment is becoming more social.
Last saturday (26 Feb 2017), we mistakenly tweeted and posted on Facebook a article about the impact of terror attacks on Tourism in Paris. This tweet/post had a link that didn’t come from usual news sources. It came from Breitbart, the notorious far-right American news, opinion and commentary website that was founded in 2008. This news channel is known for notoriously offering provocative and deliberately outrageous commentary that is separate from its news coverage but also written by far-right bloggers and journalists.
The last 30 years have experienced huge seismic shifts in the world’s workforce with technology, globalization effects as well as the sharing-economy all combining to change how, when and why we perform at work.
Known as the ‘The city of lights’ (La Ville Lumiere), ‘the city of Romance’, ‘the culinary capital of the world’, Paris is one of the most amazing places you will ever visit.
Life in Paris is fun when you’re here on vacation, on the other hand, being an expatriate in Paris is another story entirely, there’s more to life in Paris than just having fun.
Commuting from one place to another in Paris can be a frustrating and inefficient experience. Standing on the metro platform or waiting for a bus can get boring coupled with a tiring day at work. But it does not have to be, there are many ways in which you can make your Parisian commute more productive.
